Neville Armorial Pedigree - Person Sheet
NameGeorge Plantagenet Duke of Clarence 
[1, His own article], [2, Clarence article, Vol III, pp. 260-1], [3, Sussex of 1530 & 1633-4, pub Harleian 1905, Poole p. 89], [4, p. 62], 1C1R
[1, His own article], [2, Clarence article, Vol III, pp. 260-1], [3, Sussex of 1530 & 1633-4, pub Harleian 1905, Poole p. 89], [4, p. 62], 1C1RBirth21 Oct 1449, Dublin Castle, Dublin, Ireland
Death18 Feb 1478, Executed by drowning in the Tower of London
BurialTewkesbury Abbey, Gloucestershire
GeneralDuke: 1461 (at 12 yrs...). Govnr of Ireland. KG 185: 1461; N 3.
FatherRichard Plantagenet Duke of York (1411-1460)
MotherLady Cecilie Neville (1415-1495)
Spouses
Birth5 Sep 1451, Warwick Castle
Death22 Dec 1476, Warwick Castle
BurialTewkesbury
General1st. dau & co-heir.
FatherRichard Neville Earl of Warwick (1428-1471)
MotherAnne de Beauchamp Countess of Warwick (ca1426-<1492)
Marriage11 Jul 1469, Church Of Our Lady, Calais, France [6, V-], [2, Clarence article, Vol III, pp. 260-1]
ChildrenAnne (Died as Infant) (1470-)
Margaret (1473-1541)
Edward (1475-1499)
Richard (Died as Infant) (1476-1477)
Notes for George Plantagenet Duke of Clarence
Executed by drowning in "a butt of Malmesbury wine", in the Tower.
Arms Generally notes for George Plantagenet Duke of Clarence
The Royal Arms, France and England quarterly,
a label of three points argent, each charged with a canton gules
- from Fox-Davies' "Complete Guide to Heraldry"
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From St John Hope's "Garter Stall Plates", plate LXIV, pub 1901:
Arms: France modern and England quarterly with a label of Clarence (silver with a quarter gules on each point). Note that France on this plate is one and two, not the normal two and one fleurs-de-lys.
Crest: A crowned leopard gold with a label of Clarence about his neck on a cap of estate gules.
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a label of three points argent, each charged with a canton gules
- from Fox-Davies' "Complete Guide to Heraldry"
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From St John Hope's "Garter Stall Plates", plate LXIV, pub 1901:
Arms: France modern and England quarterly with a label of Clarence (silver with a quarter gules on each point). Note that France on this plate is one and two, not the normal two and one fleurs-de-lys.
Crest: A crowned leopard gold with a label of Clarence about his neck on a cap of estate gules.
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Armorial Blazon notes for George Plantagenet Duke of Clarence
France modern and England quarterly with a label of Clarence (silver with a quarter gules on each point).
Blazon source notes for George Plantagenet Duke of Clarence
Fox-Davies' "Complete Guide to Heraldry" and St John Hope's "Garter Stall Plates", plate LXIV, pub 1901.